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Prince
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Daily
News
Thursday,
October
11,
1951
HERE
and
NOW
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"The
Mostest
01
The
Bestest"
In
Yo'd
Goods
WALLACE'S
POLICY
GUARANTEES
SAVINGS
Wallace's
go
direct
to
Montreal
and
Toronto
to
buy
yard
Rods
al
the
lowest
1
.sible
p
ices
Your
cost
is
as
low
and
in
many
cases
lower
than
out-of-town
price..
WALLACE'S
Department
Store
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
CCC
STANDS
FOR
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
but
It's
also
Ihe
name
of
a
brand
new
organization.
:
1
1
h
o
u
g
h
differently
tianslatcd.
The
300
Club
was
torn,
d
several
weeks
ago
by
CCC
employees
who
feel
they
are
here
to
slay
and
want
to
Ink'
pivi
in
the
social,
spoit.
and
cultural
activity
ot
the
community.
The
club
now
boasts
60
raem-be-s
and
it's
increasing
day
by
day.
says
Bill
Halliwell,
treasurer.
Aiic'
here
is
how
the
club
hopes
to
contribute
to
community
t
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Evenings
Shows?
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Today
lo
Saturday
afurdoy
Mot,
21
First
of
all,
in
sport.
300
Club
intends
to
jponsor
a
basketball
team
this
year.
Its
own
bowling
league
aluady
has
been
formed
but
a
team
is
to
be
entered
in
the
city
leagues
as
well.
.
In
the
field
of
summer
sports.
the
club
intends
to
sponsor
both!
PRIZE
MUSKIE
STURGEON
FALLS,
Ont.
CP1
Clarence
Loder
of
Buffalo
proved
that
the
"big
ones"
were
biting
in
Lake
Nioissing.
Fishing
with
four
friends
from
Buffalo
he
9
hook.'d
and
landed
a
38-pound
a
Softball
and
a
baseball
team
FRINCESS'S
BEDROOM
Bedroom
at
Rideau
Hill
where
Princess
Elizabeth
will
sleep
while
guest
of
til.'
Governor-Gen
eral
and
Lady
Alex
indra.
The
furniture
is
old
mahogany
with
walls
a
delicate
pink
and
ceiling
pale
yellow.
The
gry
ol
the
floral
design
in
the
pink
glazed
chintz
of
the
window
draperies
is
enchanced
by
the
coffee
color.
of
the
broadloom
rug.
tCP
from
National
Defence)
next
year.
muskellunge,
S
t
r
e
t
c
h
1
n
g
49
f
i
WALLI
inches
"But
we
have
quite
a
lot
of
talent,
not
only
in
sport
but
also
in
the
arts."
Mr.
Halliwell,
one
of
the
organizers,
assured
and
so
an
amateur
uianiatic
group
has
been
formed,
as'
well
as
a
choral
singing
group.
In
the
future,
with
the
aid
of
these
two
depart-
As
I
See
It
JUVENILE
SPORTS
MONTREAL
(P
Nearly
9,000
athletes
from
pee-wee
to
juvenile
category,
in
500
teams,
now
are
carrying
the
banner
of
the
Mon-
PETERS
Hatllo
b
TV
Ptrst
IN
PERSO'
Qt
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
me"ts'
club
lntends
to
Pre
group
has
provided
several
city
I'MVII
,11,
championship
teams,
especially
jn
baseball,
but
participate
in
a
r
I
neatly
an
earthquake
for
him
to
win.
Still,
he's
Just
a
boy,
so
to
speak.
If
he
does
well,
Labor
will
surely
give
him
a
good
fighting
elt
next
time.
'
AT
THE
DISSOLUTION
of
Parliament,
a
few
days
ago,
the
longest-service
MP
retired.
He
was
the
Earl
of
Winterton,
-who
47
years
ago
went
down
from
Oxford
to
a
county
constituency
to
run
as
a
Tory.
To
his
and
everybody's
astonishment
he
was
elected
and
has
sat
there
con
CCC
V
Elmore
Pluffwll
w
ide
range
of
sports
(THE
300
CL
1
i
BUDGET
STRETCHER
IN
THE
SOCIAL
BRACKET,
club
members
will
get
together
I
for
the
sake
of
acquainting
,
themselves
with
one
another
at
informal
parties
and
for
promoting
friendship
with
members
of
CNS
Prince
George
arrived
at
10
a.m.
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
with
60
passengers,
32
of
whom
disembarked
here,
the
rest
going
on
to
Ketchikan
at
midnight.
Those
disembarking
here
were
Mi.
Johnson,
W.
Deans.
John
Bulger,
Mrs.
S-
D.
Johnston,
Mrs.
Leland,
Mrs.
J.
Morln,
Mrs.
V.
Smith,
Mrs.
S.
Cook,
Miss
INAUGURAL
BA
Politics
as
a
Career
the
community
generally.
This
Friday,
for
instance,
a
dance
and
show
with
a
huge
welcome
mat
as
a
vanguard
will
kick
off
the
season's
activity
of
the
club.
tinuously
since.
The
British
are
very
senti-
iBy
Invitation
Only
i
thins
LONDON,
One
that
strikes
the
ana-
there
were
many
moist
eyes
at
THE
ARMOURIt
J.tL1
also
is
in
?.r0gra,m
f
dian
Visitor
as
marking
a
e-nd
.alhef!a"
'
children,
W.
McKay
J.
Pearson.
education
tho
offing
;!.
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89.50
0M
Full-Size
Circulator!
L.
H.
Arnold.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ram
great
difference
between
words
in
that
historic
chamber.
but
plans
are
still
tentative
and
say,
W.
Miller.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Davidson,
Mrs.
Morrison,
A.
Phll-
more
will
be
said
about
them
at
our
politics
and
the
Brit
Friday
Oct.
12th
.
DANCING
STARTS
9:30
To
Wallie's-Famous
Radio
Orchestra
FOWER-FUL
NORWAY
Upson.
G.
McKay.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ish
is
the
way
they
nuie
their
prospective
MPs.
OSLO
f
Celebrating
its
50th
C.
D.
Trotter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Han-
A
BIG
I'ROJECT
which
will
of
anniversary
the
Association
of
sen.
Ester
Ryan,
Miss
L.
web-
j
necessity
be
confined
to
company
employees
only,
on
which
the
club
will
begin
work
soon,
is
a
giant
Christmas
party
for
the
children
tot
all
company
In
Canada,
as
we
all
know,
It
Norwegian
electric
generating
;
sier,
Mrs.
Siemens,
uavia
oiiuui,
is
very
difficult
for
an
outsider
plants
received
a
report
showing
Mrs.
J.
P
Crosby,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
to
get
elected
from
a
district
annual
production
of
electric
P.
Wilson.
where
he
does
not
live.
There
power
is
now
more
than
17,000,-1
are
exceptions
to
this
rule,
of
000,000
kilowatt
hours,
highest)
course.
Great
leaders
like
Mac-
per
capita
production
of
electric!
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
NEWS
ADS
get
RESU
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
"But
other
than
such
projects,
kenzie
King
can
get
themselves
power
in
the
world.
it.
News
classified.
we
want
to
merge
our
activities
i
pipped
in
x
iiikB
Prin
A
as
nu.cn
as
pn.sime
wnn
mat
ot
;bert,
Saskatchewan!
which
are!
Mr.
Halliwell
thousands
of
miles
from
their
1
th-3
Civic
Centre,'
states.
Smart
new
"Imperial"
styling,
rirh
brown
finish.
Exclusive
j
Dual
Chamber
Burner
gives
more
heat
from
'-ery
drop
of
oil.
Money-saving
"Waste
Stopper,
Automatic
Draft
Minder.
Fully
Coordinated
Controls.
Power-Air
Blower
for
forced-circulation
optional
at
extra
cost.
Complete
line
of
Duo-Therm
Oil
H
eaters
for
1
to
6
rooms.
Buy
on
terms
at
GORDON
8,
'
.
ANDERSON
Spreadthe
good
news
from
Kiai
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
own
homes.
Also,
in
big
cities
'
like
Montreal,
Toronto,'
Vancou-
ver
or
Winnipeg,
candidates
can
!
and
do
get
elected
in
different
local
constituencies
from
those
,
in
which
they
live.
j
But
that
Is
about
as
far
as
Canadian
voters
are
willing
to
;
go
to
stretch
the
unwritten
rule
Executives
of
the
club
are:
Dan
Doswell,
chairman.
Fred
Adamcs,
vice-chairman.
Bill
Halliwell,
treasurer.
Miss
Agnes
Mack,
secretary.
Oh?n
Bennett,
sports
commit
tee.
PHONE
174
music
and
drama
tnat
tne
MP
must
have
his
home
t
Ray
Sahlen
director.
Massy
in
the
riding
he
represents.
Gerry
Estey,
in
charge
of
so-j
cial
activity.
Fiir
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&Elkins
Ltd.
u
I
HAVEN'T
HAD
a
chance
to!
analyze
the
final
figures
for
j
this
British
election.
But
look-1
ing
them
over
I
ain
astonished
1
to
see
how
few
of
the
neonle
I
P
O.
Box
274
I
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it.
-
News
classified.
n
n
o
n
rdTHE
BESTl
'aClffi
QuautyL
running
really
reside
in
the
districts
they
hope
to
represent.
Here
in
this
-'tight
little
isle"
the
voters
are
obviously
less
locally
jealous
than
we
are
in
withaflavor"sweetasclovefl
:
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
Rnv
Pjikir
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Canada.
Hence
scores
of
MPs
get
elected
from
places
where
!
they
do
not
live
and,
in
fact,
I
would
not
live.
j
You
even
see
Englishmen
get-
ting
themselves
elected
from
'
Scotland
not
to
mention,
of
i
course,
the
much
more
familiar
sight
of
Scots
being
elected
in
England.
!
HERE
IN
BRITAIN
Just
about!
anybody
who
wants
to
mak?
:
politics
a
career
can
do
so.
.1
In
both
the
Conservative
an
1
1
Labor
parties
the
thing
to
do
Is
i
:
to
join
the
party.
.
You
work
in
the
"machine."
You
make
speeches
in
the
I
campaigns,
at
the
places
which1
,are
not
very
important.
Then
if
i
rlrinit-UVinfColal
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Piinrinq
Problems
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Co.
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Always
Leading
With
the
Best
in
Watches
you
snow
any
aptitude
for
the
work,
the
party
(either
party)
will
give
you
a
nomination
at
Sfy
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the
next
election.
You
have
to
"work
your
way
up"
so
to
speak.
STEAMER
Prince
George
.They
get
you
the
nomination,
in
some
riding
where
you
haven't
got
much
chance
to
be
elected.
Pre
Apple
Day
Sale
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
ami
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDMGII
I
of
But
if
you
do
not
too
badly
first
time
up,
they
switch
you
over
to
better
and
better
ones.
In
two
or
three
elections
any
capable,
sincere
young
person
has
a
good
chance
to
work
up
to
a
constituency
which
he
or
she
has
a
good
chance
to
win
and
hold.
I
MET
a
nice
'Edinburgh
Tory
lass
by
name
of
Janet
Murray,
who
is
running
in
one
of
the
Dundee
seats.
This
is
her
second
try.
Maybe
If
there
Is
a
Exclusive
new
blending
of
the
bashing
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
"'..:
"
t.
-
I
perfected
by
Kntft
wakes
Parkay
taste
even
better
llutn
before!
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
APPLES
Buy
your
apples
from
any
member
of
the
Gyro
Club
and
they
will
be
delivered
before
Hallowe'en.
All
proceeds
for
Gyro
Playgrounds
&u:
t
j.
dfM
Parka
y
even
more
Treat
your
family
.
.
.
ttcat
yourself
,her
ana
Freshness
guaranteed
by
Kraft
.
.
.
t6
what
we
believe
is
the
finest
flavor
is
n
big
swing
over
to
the
Tories
this
time
she
will
make
it.
Maybe
not
but
if
she
does
well
as
a
party
fighter
for
the
second
time
they
are
Just
about
sure
to
put
her
in
a
seat
where
she
can
win
next
time.
Here
on
the
outskirts
of
London
young
Norman
Mackenzie,
of
the
New
Statesman
and
Nation,
is
running
as
Labor.
The
seat
he
is
trying
is
pretty
solidly
Tory
and
it
would
take
pretty
actually
swutauM
Buy
Parkay
today
at
margarine
ever
made
in
Canada!1
Kraft's
special
new
blending
of
the
basic
ingredient
now
makes
oJIUvo"'
'Classifieds
in
the
Daily
News
,
spread
bring
quick
results.